Aviom 6416dio - Manual (Page 33)

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functions or settings.
During the enumeration process, all connected A‑Net modules will flash their
A‑Net LEDs, indicating that a request to be added to the network is being
made. Once granted entry by the Control Master, the individual module’s
blue A‑Net LED will light solid to indicate that it is now receiving valid A‑Net
packets and is part of the network.
The blue LED in the A-Net icon is used to indicate network status.
If valid A‑Net packets are not received, the module will reset and wait until a
valid A‑Net stream is detected.
During enumeration, any conflicts will also be resolved. For example, consider
a new Auto Mode installation using eight input modules set to the same
A‑Net Slot range with all channels activated during a bench configuration.
When all these input modules are connected and then powered up, only
one of them will be allowed to have all 16 channels activated. The remaining
seven modules will have their audio channels deactivated.
Adding Pro64 Modules to a Network
When a new device is added to an existing network, the new device makes a
request to the Control Master for inclusion in the network. During this time,
the new module’s blue A‑Net LED will flash. When the new module has been
enumerated by the Control Master, its blue A‑Net LED will then light solidly
to indicate that the Control Master has granted the module access to the
network. Adding a new module will interrupt network operation briefly.
Changing Settings
Most operations on Pro64 modules that make system‑wide changes require
the use of the Enter and Cancel buttons. For any operation that requires
confirmation, the LED between the Enter and Cancel buttons will flash
to indicate that the user needs to press one of these buttons in order to
continue.
Press E
ntEr
to complete the operation or press C
anCEl
to exit without making
a change. This rule applies to all functions that can be changed by only the
Control Master.